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Emily replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
H&R Block’s in person option is what sets it apart. Last year i dropped off my documents at a local office and they handled everything. That freed up so much time for me. I do not think TurboTax can ever compete with that unless they open physical offices which i doubt they will do.
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Justmelissa-114 replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
I have always stuck with TurboTax mainly because my parents used it too and it just became the default in our household. I think a lot of people stick with whichever one they started with honestly. Unless you have a bad experience, there is not much reason to switch. It’s more about habit than anything else.
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Dawson replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
The free filing options are also something to think about. H&R Block has a free version that covers more situations than TurboTax does. I found that out the hard way when TurboTax tried to charge me for something H&R Block would have included for free. If you qualify for simple filing, H&R Block is definitely the better deal.
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M.chavez replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
H&R Block saved me once when i accidentally reported income incorrectly. Their tax pro fixed everything and even explained how i should handle it for the future. That personal touch is something software can’t always replace. I will probably always go with H&R Block now just because i like knowing there is a real person available if needed.
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Steven replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
I switched to H&R Block when i started a small side business. Their office staff was able to answer a lot of my questions that i did not even realize mattered. That kind of human interaction gave me confidence i filed correctly. TurboTax just did not give me that reassurance when things got more complicated.
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alex.g_ink replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
I once had a problem with the IRS rejecting my return and H&R Block’s live chat support really helped me figure it out quickly. They didn’t just send me articles but actually walked me through the fix. I was impressed by that level of customer service. With TurboTax i felt like i was just stuck with automated answers. That made me trust H&R…
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B.taylor replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
One thing i like about H&R Block is that you can store your old tax returns with them. I was able to go back and easily pull up old documents when i refinanced my mortgage. TurboTax makes you pay for past years unless you’ve saved everything yourself. That small detail made me switch bcz i like having everything in one secure place.
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Anderson replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
TurboTax feels more polished to me but i won’t lie it’s expensive once you add everything up. They kind of start you off thinking it is cheap but then if you need certain forms, the cost goes up fast. H&R Block might not feel as slick in the interface, but at least you know what you’re getting. Sometimes paying less and still getting it done…
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katie replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
I think H&R Block does a good job making taxes less intimidating if you are new to filing. My younger brother used it his first year because he didn’t want to risk messing something up. They even gave him free filing since his situation was simple. That positive experience made him stick with them and now he swears by it.
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Larson replied to the discussion Turbotax vs H&R Block in the forum Tax & Finance 6 months ago
TurboTax has been my go to for years mainly because i started with it and got used to the flow. I know exactly where everything is and how to navigate the process. The comfort of familiarity really matters during tax season when you’re already stressed. I did consider switching once, but the idea of learning a whole new system didn’t appeal to me.
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